Power Financial Credit Union’s Chief Membership Officer, Alicia Quevedo, wins NAFCU’s Professional of the Year award
Quevedo was chosen as professional of the year in the large credit union category ($250 million in assets and greater).
MIAMI, FL (September 1, 2020) — Alicia Quevedo, Chief Membership Officer of Power Financial Credit Union was chosen as Professional of the Year by the National Association of Federally-Insured Credit Unions (NAFCU), in the large credit union category ($250 million in assets and greater). Quevedo, along with the other winners in NAFCU’s 2020 Annual Awards Competition, will be honored during NAFCU’s Virtual Congressional Caucus, September 14-15.
“Alicia works tirelessly to fulfill Power Financial Credit Union’s purpose of helping guide our members to better financial lives today and for generations to come. She is always willing to tackle any obstacle, even if it’s outside her area of responsibility, if it will better the organization,” commented Allan Prindle, President and CEO. “The tremendous impact she has had, throughout her entire career, on the team at Power Financial Credit Union and our family of members cannot be overstated.”
Quevedo has dedicated over 32 years to serving the members of Power Financial Credit Union. Beginning as a branch teller, Quevedo has risen through the ranks, working in virtually every department of the Credit Union. In her current role as Chief Membership Officer, Quevedo oversees about a quarter of the team at Power Financial Credit Union, leading all operations related to creating a superior member experience including retail banking, digital banking, marketing and more. She also leads an array of community engagement and member outreach programs on behalf of Power Financial Credit Union ranging from financial literacy initiatives to corporate social responsibility endeavors.
This year’s NAFCU Annual Awards Competition honored eight winners in total and was selected by a committee of credit union leaders. Nominees for CEO of the Year, Credit Union of the Year, Professional of the Year and Volunteer of the Year were judged in two categories: credit unions with assets of more than $250 million and those with assets of $250 million or less.
Annual Awards Competition winners will be celebrated during the conference and profiled in the November-December 2020 edition of The NAFCU Journal magazine.
About Power Financial Credit Union
Serving the South Florida community since 1951, Power Financial Credit Union is committed to helping guide its members to better financial lives today and for generations to come. Power Financial Credit Union helps members achieve financial freedom by combining free financial education resources with a superior experience, and personalized banking solutions, many with great rates, low to no fees and exclusive discounts. Power Financial Credit Union’s customized personal and business banking solutions including mortgages, home equity loans, checking, savings, youth accounts, CDs, money markets, IRAs, credit cards, auto loans, personal loans, business accounts, business loans, merchant services, payroll services, investments, and more. Power Financial Credit Union was the first credit union in South Florida to eliminate overdraft and non-sufficient funds fees. To learn more, please visit www.PowerFi.org.
